It is common for individuals to question what they believe. The process isn’t comfortable; those experiencing a faith crisis may feel like they don’t know what they believe, or how their faith fits into their life. Changing expectations and cultural shifts can cause an individual to reconsider their stance on faith. This may feel like the whole world has turned upside down, making life distressing and confusing. During times of a faith crisis, it is important to have someone to speak to, such as a friend, family member, or therapist. A non-judgemental ear can make all the difference in sorting out the complex feelings and experiences associated with a faith crisis.
Faith Crisis
What is a faith crisis?
Common questions associated with a faith crisis
- Do I truly believe this?
- Where do I fit into the grand scheme of things?
- Is this something I want my children to grow up in?
- What do I have faith in?
- Do I believe all of this, part of it, or none of it?
- Does this even matter to me personally?
- Why am I feeling these things?
A Note from Strive
We would like to emphasize that you do not have to suffer alone. Faith crises are common here in Utah, but that doesn’t mean that they are easy or insignificant. We have a caring and compassionate team who is ready to help you through your struggles; all you have to do is reach out.
Treatment Options
Related: Anxiety, Stress, Depression